1943 Decelska Border Fortification Act

The 1943 Decelska Border Fortification Act was a Kresimirian law which provided dedicated funding for permanent defensive infrastructure on the southern Decelska-Moraviskameja border.

The Act allocated a staggering ₭4.2 million over five years. The Act’s sponsor, Senator Johann Valak, used this funding to construct a deep network of reinforced observation towers, heavy vehicle barriers, and secondary dirt roads specifically engineered to allow rapid deployment of CIA and military response teams. By 1948, this continuous physical barrier—colloquially dubbed the “Valak Line”—was credited with reducing cross-border militant incursions by an estimated 60%, largely strangling BRC-21’s ability to easily strike the northern cities.

Voting Breakdown

The final vote was 13-7.